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When Nintendo released Star Fox – the first game to be powered by the Super FX chip – it was inevitable that its big rival Sega would follow suit with its own in-cart hardware. The Sega Virtua Processor was the company's answer, and, like Super FX, it was a DSP which augmented the processing...

Jordan Mechner's classic action-adventure platformer Prince of Persia has just received a new unofficial port to the Commodore Plus/4, as reported by IndieRetroNews. Prince of Persia was originally released by Broderbund for the Apple II computer in 1989 and went on to become a successful...

Update [Wed 17th Jul, 2024 09:30 BST]: jnmartin84's fan port of Doom 64 to the Sega Dreamcast is now available to play. In order to play the game, you'll need to acquire a Doom 64 ROM in Z64 format and download the source files and tools from GitHub to build the game yourself. A full build...

A new fan-made port of Metal Slug has been released for the Sega Dreamcast which is even better than the 1996 original. Developed by Ian Micheal, this port leverages the developer's DreamNeo CD Neo Geo CD emulator to deliver the smoothest and most feature-rich conversion of the game yet seen...

Saw https://www.romhacking.net/hacks/4899/ and thought it worth sharing. For those unfamiliar then Doom and Doom II both got ports to the GBA. While I would personally pick almost any other version to play today there does remain those that like all these oddball ports and the GBA platform for...

This is a native port based off the SM64 decompilation project. Source code can be found on the ps4 branch. You must compile it yourself and please do not distribute binaries. Instructions on how to build are included in the source. https://github.com/OsirizX/sm64-port/tree/ps4 Credits: - The...

Remember Kororinpa? The cute Nintendo Wii title from Hudson Soft was released back in 2006 in Japan (and 2007 in North America and Europe) and saw players using motion controls to guide a small marble through a bunch of increasingly difficult mazes. It wasn't necessarily the deepest game in the...

It's official, folks. After being rated by the ESRB back in April, Aksys Games has today announced that Fitness Boxing feat. HATSUNE MIKU will receive a Western release this Autumn. The game was originally announced in last year's Japanese September Direct with an English-language release for...

Rumbleminze has just released their fanmade port of the NES title Double Dragon for the SNES. The ROM hacker/porting specialist first announced that they were working on a port of the title on April 15th, 2024 on Twitter, shortly after they completed their previous port of Chip 'n Dale Rescue...

After several months of work, the Harbour Masters 64 team have released their first public build of 2Ship2Harkinian, a feature-rich Majora's Mask PC port. This comes just weeks after Zelda64Recomp, a separate PC port of Majora's Mask, released to show the potential of static recompilation tool...

Hey everyone! I'd like to introduce to you my port for the Nintendo Switch of the beloved Ocarina of Time PC port called Ship of Harkinian. It comes with some handy features like widescreen, 60 fps, and even some cool enhancements like an integrated randomizer and a ton of more integrated mods...

It's been a fair while since we received some concrete news regarding WayForward's enhanced port of Clock Tower for the Switch, but we've just received confirmation that the game will receive two gorgeous physical editions via Limited Run Games. With pre-orders opening on 31st May 2024 and...

Last year Nightdive Studios graced us with a remake of the first installment of System Shock, giving one of my favorite franchises a much-needed facelift. I've been waiting for a console version ever since and, after months of sitting on the edge of my seat, I was finally given the opportunity...

When Nintendo launched the DS alongside a port of Super Mario 64, it felt like witchcraft to a great many people, even though the game itself was almost a decade old by that point. Having one of the most seminal and influential video games in the palm of your hand was an incredible feeling...